In conjunction with last week’s article on Rocketship X-M, Destination Moon helped pave the way for sci-fi films as popular entertainment.
Just over two years ago the first Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer was released. Now, with the release of the first trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home, MCU: Location Scout will take a look at some cut scenes from that original trailer.
With the events of Avengers: Infinity War still hanging audiences on a cliff, our favorite web-slinging, city-swinging hero is set to return to the big screen this summer in Spider-Man Far From Home, a feature filled with friends and foes lifted from the pages of comic books.
Sci-Fi Saturdays kicks off in earnest with the first major science fiction film of the 1950s.
The Dark Crystal was 1982’s hidden sci-fi gem. Jim Henson and Frank Oz pushed conventions to deliver a film and a world longing to be returned to.
Welcome to a new weekly feature here on Retrozap.com called Sci-Fi Saturdays. These posts will explore the history and impact of various science fiction films from its golden age in the 1950s through present day.
Coming Soon! Fans of Science Fiction films get ready! “Jovial” Jay Shepard brings reviews, historical insight and commentary on the history of science fiction film.
In Avengers: Age of Ultron, Sokovia is a fictional eastern european country situated near the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In reality, its streets and squares were played by many locations including those in the Aosta Valley, Italy, Herndon College in the UK, and Verrès, Italy.
JediShua grew up anticipating Star Wars on Christmas morning, but now he shares it with his kids.
For the last 20 years, the Hallmark Star Wars Keepsake Ornaments have been a family tradition in my house, leading to the creation of tree just for their display!
Inconceivable! The Princess Bride is unmatched in its witticism and allure. William Goldman’s quotable classic practically writes about itself.
The beginning of the end is here! The first trailer for Avengers: Endgame has dropped, and the Retrozap crew have their first reactions. Geek out with us and read on for all of the hype and speculation!
While many of Captain America: The Winter Soldier’s scenes that took place in Washington DC were shot there, a lot of the action sequences, including the attack on Nick Fury were shot in Cleveland, OH, very near locations for The Avengers.